Content should be followed by Google not the Links

[raj1094]

If a content is present in a table in particular part of the page. the content contains both the "links and data".

Here is my question in that particular point, is their any way to index my "Data" in Google but not the "Link" at that point.

[goodroi]

If you want Google to index the content of a page but not to follow any of the links on the page then you should use the meta tag nofollow.

<META NAME="ROBOTS" CONTENT="INDEX, NOFOLLOW">

This tag goes into your page header with the other meta data.

[raj1094]

Thank U,

But if we want a particular topic in the page should index but not the link in the topic.

"Topic" is a part of the page.

[piatkow]

OK let's say you have a page that says:

the quick brown fox jumped over the (link)lazy dog(/link)

All the words, including "lazy dog" are part of your content. They will all be indexed but NOFOLLOW will prevent the link being followed and the linked page about "lazy dogs" being found. If the "lazy dog" page is on your site you will still need a NOINDEX attribute on that page if you want to prevent indexing if it is found by another route.

Is that what you want or do you want the words "lazy dog" explicitly excluded from the index? I don't think you can do that.

[phranque]

perhaps you are looking for the nofollow link attribute [google.com]